Firefox alpha version for all devices with Android ARMv6 chip

Mozilla has recently released the first alpha version of the popular Firefox browser compatible with all devices that use a chip ARMv6 . Until now, to all owners of smartphones like Galaxy Mini Samsung, LG Optimus One, or Xperia X10 Mini etc ... it was precluded from using the browser, but has now opened the way for optimization for this chipset.

The installation process is very simple and is handled as a normal apk but obviously because of its development too soon, the browser is not without bugs, missing features or plugin support but for those who want to try it anyway, please use this address to download the file.

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Opera Mobile 12 unveiled at the MWC

After a long time, it's time again, the Opera browser for mobile devices receives an update version 12 to New features include the WebGL support and an HTML5 score of 354 points in the HTML5 test . Other new features include Android support beam (NFC), Adobe Flash support on Android 4.0.3 devices and improvements in the presentation of HTML5. Opera is obviously a lot of hope in HTML5.

As we learned at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, ​​it is hoped that effects are different browser engines with HTML5 less important and so many pages back can be used universally. Currently there is that some websites work properly on other browsers such as Mozilla Firefox, Opera, however, lead to unpredictable behavior. This is about using Opera Mobile 12 - Change - at least once in the mobile sector. In addition, this new version is once again an extreme increase in speed and not only on dual-core devices, but also on the "slower" single-cores. Evident, particularly the increase in speed in automatic text adaptation, which now goes almost without delay. 

Also new is the integration of many APIs of the operating systems (especially on Android), leading websites in HTML 5 is possible, even to sensors, such as the position sensor, and even access the camera. This allows developers and developers new possibilities for web applications. 

Nokia is still leading in the amount of data traffic from mobile devices

StatCounter is always a useful resource for understanding the evolution of data traffic in the global mobile industry and the latest stats are very interesting.

So with the end of the first month of 2012, the famous analyst firm reported that from January 2011 to January 2012, the web traffic on mobile devices has grown again, seeing more and leader Nokia phones connected globally.

These are the words of Aodhan Cullen, CEO of StatCounter:

"Despite the use of the Internet through mobile phones and Smartphones are still less than 10%, the pace of growth is remarkable."

Apple dominates in the United Kingdom and the United States, but Nokia is behind in many markets. Nevertheless, countries where the overall Web browsing is made of 40% from mobile devices such as India, where Nokia was able to dominate sales, enabling the Finnish giant still be a leader in the field of mobile data traffic.

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